Belts

The Jade Sigil cosmetic belt accessory 3D render.

Belts are a type of Armatura in Ashes of Creation.

List of belts

Item	Icon	Source	Rarity	Level requirement	Set
Cloth Belt of Dark Fortunes		Crafted items	Epic	15	Dark Fortunes
Imposing Plate Belt		Crafted items	Rare	9	Imposing
Plate Belt of Dragons Protection		Crafted items	Legendary	15	Dragon's Protection
Titanbark Belt		[[]]	Uncommon		Titanbark
Worn Cloth Belt		[[]]	Common	1	Worn

Belt cosmetics

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  Berylscale Band

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  Sootheroot Satchel

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  The Jade Sigil

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  Weathered Waistwrap

Gear slots

Alpha-2 Fighter character sheet UI.

We wanted to create something that would handle a couple of different roles, with obviously your equipment slots for what we call a "paper doll", which is that display of your character. Eventually it won't just be a image of your character, we hope to have the 3D character and be able to rotate around, look at what you're wearing. And then we wanted to support a couple of different features here, with some base stats; the equipment, which will show what equipment you have available to quick swap, so you don't have to have your inventory and the screen open; detailed stats for those people who want to get into all of the details; and then of course gear sets. So this is going to be able to swap to your sets of gear quickly; and being able to save different loadouts. – Colby Marchi

There are multiple gear slots in Ashes of Creation.

• 3 Back slots.
  • 1 Ranged slot.
  • 1 Cloak/cape slot.
  • 1 Backpack slot.

• 3 Belt slots.
  • 1 Mainhand slot equips a player's primary weapon.
  • 1 Offhand slot can equip shields, spell focuses, sigils, and dual weapons.
  • 1 Potion/Pouch/Scroll slot.

• 8 Armatura slots.
  • 1 Helmet slot.
  • 1 Shoulder slot.
  • 1 Chest slot.
  • 1 Wrist slot.
  • 1 Glove slot.
  • 1 Waist slot.
  • 1 Leggings slot.
  • 1 Boot slot.
• 5 Jewelry slots.
  • 2 Accessory slots.
  • 1 Necklace slot.
  • 2 Ring slots.
• 3 Artisan gear slots.
• 1 Artisan tool slot is used to equip gathering tools.
• There may be a specific slot for musical instruments, but this has not been finalized yet.

• Previously it was stated there were 16 gear slots.

• Gear is not subject to inventory weight limits.

Items on back and belt

Players can set the appearance priority for the items they wish to show in their Back and Belt slots.

• Only one item can show at a time, and that is determined by player choice.

• Some ranged or melee abilities require a specific weapon to be equipped. Weapons that are equipped in the character's ranged or offhand slots will automatically swap in and out as required by the skill.
  • Players may toggle back and forth between using their ranged and melee slot for basic weapon attacks.

• Armi are able to be sheathed.

• Idle animations will be selectible by players in the character creator.

Backpacks

Three different backpack types with varying stack sizes and spatial inventory shapes.

I see now I've actually gotten a unique looking structure for the Aelan Herbalism Basket; and those are the types of structures you would expect them to gather that are the gatherables for herbalism. So, that's not necessarily to say that I can't collect non-herbalism resources: I could and I could put them in that bag, but it just wouldn't utilize the most beneficial aspect of it, which is the higher stack count for those types of herbalism resources. – Steven Sharif

Featherstone Expedition Pack backpack 3D renders.

In order to roleplay you need to be able to represent what your character is doing in that world and part of what animation is doing is creating these sockets on the let's say the belt or the backpack that can plug in certain types of props or items that are created by the character team. – Steven Sharif

Backpacks (also referred to as a Bags) are craftable items that provide personal inventory space.

• Backpacks offer varying stack sizes and/or spatial inventory shapes that are optimized for carrying different items.
  • Gatherer's backpacks are intended to carry gatherable resources in spatial inventory slots relating to specific gathering professions.
  • Adventurer's backpacks are intended to carry consumables and items in non-spatial inventory slots.

These bags have specifically curated benefits for stack sizes of the type of resources they relate to and that's the specific profession of gathering and the resources you would gain from those those different unique professions. – Steven Sharif

• Profession NPCs sell lower level backpacks. Higher level backpacks are crafted by players.

• The higher level the backpack, the greater the inventory capacity.

There's item progression as it relates to quality of bags, types of bags, and the materials they're most used for. Some of them are more PvP oriented that can reduce significantly drop rates for PvP as a result of that progression. – Steven Sharif

• Artisans must meet the required artisan certification to equip backpacks of that level (or lower).

• A character currently may equip up to 3 artisan backpacks, but is subject to change.
  • Characters may equip multiple of the same type of backpack.

• Backpacks are equippable (visually) in a character's back slot.

• Backpacks are only able to be equipped by player characters.

• Some backpack types may have additional stats on them.
  • Stats that affect Pvp looting times.
  • Stats that affect drop rates on death.

Some of those bags might have increased times to interact with a player corpse and you can choose to perhaps have less capacity, less stack size, less slot availability for the certain types of gatherables you may want to acquire in exchange for an increased interaction time for other players that might try to loot that bag, giving you time to reach it and take back your belongings. Or, if in the middle of a fight they see a corpse on the ground and they're like wait a minute, I want to grab that. Well, if I got to spend 10 seconds to interact with that corpse and there's combat going on, this is an opportunity strategically for you to recapture the grounds- for you to recapture the battlefield. You want to think about those types of interactions. How do you add layers of strategy to engagements and and there's ways to do that through inventory management as well. – Steven Sharif

Artwork

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  2023-06-03
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  2022-05-10
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  2021-09-01
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  2021-06-28
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  2020-08-03
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  2020-02-02
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  2019-08-02
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  2018-02-15
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  2017-11-18
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  2017-10-20

See also

• Backpacks
• Gear
• Armi
• Combattimento